Nicaragua opposition may accept referendum plan
An alliance of Nicaragua's opposition was said to be ready to back a proposed national referendum on President Anastasio Somoza's continued rule if he leaves the country during the voting. A mediator source noted Somoza would likely reject the plan, while the opposition argued they cannot be the intransigent party in the crisis.
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Airlines Chief Threatens Shifting Jobs Over Texas Move
American Airlines chief Albert Casey warns that expanding boycotts over moving headquarters to Texas could push workers and business from New York. He notes the company spends 400 million in New York and can relocate quickly if needed amid unions and other groups speaking out.
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U S commitment on Hai Hong refugees sparks clash
Malaysia says the United States will take all Hai Hong refugees unable to find refuge elsewhere possibly up to 1400 people. Washington previously raised Indochinese refugee quotas to 27500, but Malaysia argues the Hai Hong passengers deserve admission directly.
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Jonestown survivors and death by own action victims head home
U S forces retirar the last of 408 Jonestown death by own action victims as 32 survivors are located. U S Air Force Capt John Moscatelli says helicopter jungle searches may follow. Officials estimate 100 to 800 missing. some survivors fled with Ryan entourage. In Bolivia, Gen Padilla announces coup d etat ending Pereda regime and pledges elections by next year.
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World heroin traffic up in early year Interpol says
Interpol secretary general Andre Boscard reports heroin trafficking increased considerably in the first part of the year versus 1977, while cocaine seizures tripled. He notes reduced heroin seizures in the Far East shifted trafficking toward the Middle East and Europe.
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Next move up to Egypt says Israeli minister
Cairo reports a U S draft peace treaty text amid stalled talks. Dayan says no point returning to Washington. Sadat and Khalil signal possible reassessment and ongoing options. Egypt seeks a four-phase timetable for Palestinian authority within nine months as part of the package.
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